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Starfield Desperately Needs More Unique Locations (www.thegamer.com)

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[–] Transcendant@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

The development started right after Fallout 4, so I feel like 8 years of development is a pretty long time and if it had to be rushed out, there had to be some management problems.

That's a really good point tbf. 8 years, and this is what they released!

I've completed the game and agree, while it is an engaging game in some aspects, many systems felt 'mile wide / inch deep'. Especially the AI. And I fucking hated the stealth, it just didn't seem to work (though apparently a big reason for that is, many of us had armour 'set to invisible in settlement' which meant we're tramping around with all our armour on, which makes us very visible / audible even though we can't see the armour ourselves).